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• The literal graveness of the situation ( the funeral ) subsides to the humor.
• She, sensing the graveness of this accusation, begs him not to believe it.
• Despite the graveness of Allison's injury, Kings teammates agreed Palffy should not return early.
• The graveness of the situation is also indicated by the dialectical style with which Malachi confronts his audience.
• January 1999 . With this revision, sexual offenses were divided into three levels of graveness based on how severe the act is.
• Commandant Le Tacon, who had been responsible for organising the local SRM, had been unable to understand the graveness of the predicament despite several warnings.
• Prior to his ordination he was told he should have had his portrait taken as a memorial picture for his impending funeral due to the graveness of his ailment.
• First, a clear, unequivocal acknowledgment of the graveness of our situation must be made by the government and the press in order to mobilize the nation's resilience.
• Harrison s approach to athleticism, a fascination with flight, and an attitude against graveness called " Be AIRful " culminates in an overall outlook he calls the AntiGravity philosophy.
• Some people also expressed concern that his speech did not address " the graveness of alleged anti-national slogans " shouted at JNU and what he did to stop them.
• He reported that based on what he ascertained on arriving at the scene, that there was no chance Senna could have been saved, due to the graveness of the head injury he had suffered.
• An extract from the paper about the first Koala to be captured told of the " graveness of the visage ", which " would seem to indicate a more than ordinary portion of animal sagacity ".
• In Thursday's appeal session, the disciplinary committee ruled that the punishment " should be more severe " because of the " graveness " of alarm caused at the stadium by Roma supporters.
• After the death of her mother in 1861, Longfellow took on something of a caretaker role to her two younger sisters, which arguably solidified her " graveness " as described in her father's 1859 poem.
• The agency quoted Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq al-Sharaa as saying that Egypt and Syria " agreed on the graveness of the situation and that it should be dealt with diplomatically and not through confrontation or threats ."
• The agency also quoted Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq al-Sharaa as saying that Egypt and Syria " agreed on the graveness of the situation and that it should be dealt with diplomatically and not through confrontation or threats ."
• Once the graveness of the injury _ three torn knee ligaments and a dislocated knee cap _ struck the younger Woodard, his spirits sank : " I told him,'You can come back from that, "'his father said.
• Egypt's Middle East News Agency quoted Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq al-Sharaa as saying that Egypt and Syria " agreed on the graveness of the situation and that it should be dealt with diplomatically and not through confrontation or threats ."
• A committee member demanded to introduce a system where local governments are made keenly aware of the graveness of their immensely accumulated liabilities, while another called for propriety of turning down debt-incurring projects for prevention of the already bad local finances from being aggravated.
• Aborting it after it grows into a germ or a leech would be a graver sin and the graveness of the sin increases very much if one does so after the stage when the spirit is blown into the fetus and it acquires human form and faculties ."